Most Underrated Aerosmith Songs
Their heaviest song ever!
One of their best
I think the reason this song is underrated is because they went to far with the explicit lyrics.
It has a strange but intriguing twist for these Rock monsters! THE KINGS OF ROCK!
pink is one of the most funniest songs ever
This song is defiantly aerosmiths greatest song; the lyrics are true poetry, but everyone is too busy listening to nonsense like "dream on" to know it.
Aerosmith is the best hard rock band ever, I like many songs from them. This song is great, many people should know it.
This is one of my all time favorite songs
The screaming vocal and energy on this track are just great.
No one ever talks about or relizes how great this song is. That being said, it's not their all time best, but way way way underrated! Everyone, give this song a chance please!
Great but very underrated song. I really like it. This is one of the most underrated songs since 2000
This song is just amazing. The lyric, the voice changes, the riff. Gotta love it, don't be blind!
Great rock song! Very catchy, don't know why it's not know enough. Also on their best album (Rocks).
I vote for this song because this is my favorite track by Aerosmith and it didn't have top positions on charts but definitely deserved it
Off of Night in the Ruts By far one of their most underrated songs just listen to Joe Perry's slide its epic
I really like the sound of their earlier works.
One of the greatest, most overlooked Aerosmith songs of all time.
Insane riff and it has a great sound for their 70s albums and number 1 is rag doll, it's a good song but it's not underrated same with 5 other songs at the top of the list
Aerosmith were still a young, struggling rock band in the winter of 1973 when Steven Tyler was holed up in a house he shared with drummer Joey Kramer in Needham, Massachusetts. Faced with a big tax bill he couldn't afford and bummed about the frigid weather, he headed into the basement and wrote a sad song. "I took a few Tuinals and a few Seconals," he said, "and I scooped up this guitar Joey gave me, this Dumpster guitar, and I lit some incense and wrote 'Seasons of Wither.'" The gorgeous ballad appears near the end of Get Your Wings, right after their cover of "Train Kept-A Rollin'." "Dream On" remains their most famous ballad (and one of the most famous ballads in rock history), but if radio had embraced "Seasons of Wither" back in the 1970s, it's easy to imagine it being equally beloved.
